My Hero Academia's epilogue was recently extended, adding even more content to the already lengthy conclusion to the series. My Hero Academia: Ultra Age: The Final Fan Book was released in Japan and is packed with new information on seemingly every character in the My Hero Academia universe.

The My Hero Academia epilogue takes place eight years in the future from where the series left off and all of U.A. High's former students have graduated and started careers. These future installments reveal what these former students are up to now and how their hero careers panned out, as well as offering interesting insights into the lives of other popular villains and Pro Heroes in My Hero Academia, like Lady Nagant and Tensei Ida. This update to the epilogue was perhaps the most detailed yet, packed with even more surprises than the last that are guaranteed to pleasantly shock any My Hero Academia superfan.

Two Major Heroes, All Might and Tensei Ida, Are Still Hard at Work

Tensei Is Still a Pro Hero, While All Might Took on a New Role as U.A. High’s Vice Principal

Tenya Ida's older brother, Tensei Ida, who he looked up to as an example of the kind of hero he wanted to become, was grievously wounded by the Hero Killer: Stain, and his lower body became paralyzed as a result. It was assumed his days as a Pro Hero were permanently over, but the epilogue revealed that Tensei never did retire after all. Although he now requires Items to aid him in fighting since his injuries are permanent, he still works as a Pro Hero and he and his younger brother, Tenya, became the hero duo they both always dreamed of becoming.

All Might also experienced a fulfilling outcome to his character arc, although he ed the torch on to Deku and is no longer the #1 Pro Hero. All Might is now Quirkless again, but found a new career as U.A. High's vice principal. U.A. High's principal, Nezu, and All Might collaborate to create an educational, safe environment for future aspiring students to train to become the next generation of Pro Heroes. Although it is bittersweet that All Might no longer has the tremendous power of One For All at his disposal, the epilogue shows he is still changing lives in a new way.

Fan Favorites, Eri and Mirko, Received Happy Endings After Suffering Much Pain

Eri Lives With Mandalay and Attends U.A., While Mirko Keeps Fighting as a Hero and Is Stronger Than Ever

The My Hero Academia epilogue confirms that Eri, a young girl who became inadvertently caught up in Overhaul and the Shie Hassaikai's scheme to control the world by exploiting her powerful Quirk, and Mirko, a tough Pro Hero who nearly died fighting Tomura Shigaraki, both were given the joyous conclusions they deserved after all the agony they endured. Eri's circumstances seemed grim during the Shie Hassakai arc, because she was a pawn of Overhaul and subjected to such a miserable existence that she even itted she did not how to smile anymore because of her sorrow.

Eri's new life is like night and day compared to her old life working for Kai Chisaki against her will. She attends U.A. High, has many friends and Pro Heroes who and care for her in the aftermath of her trauma, and, as the new epilogue portrayed, she now lives with the Wild, Wild Pussycats' member Mandalay, whose real name is Shino Sosaki. The Pro Hero Mirko's life also turned around after the Final War, and she mostly recovered from the injuries she sustained, although she now has a prosthetic arm and leg. Mirko never stopped fighting even after her brush with death and earned a new nickname, "Bunny the Weapon," because she took down numerous allies of All For One to keep the world safe and prevent future tragedies.

There is An All-New #1 Hero in the United States of America

Agate Menou Took Over Star and Stripe’s Position as the Top Ranking Hero

Lady Nagant, a major villain in My Hero Academia's new ending update was brimming with incredible reveals, and now, the lives of fans' favorite heroes and villains after the story's conclusion are no longer such a mystery.